WTJMOV 0.6L Small Electric Tea Kettle

It holds about 0.6 liters or 20 ounces, which translates to roughly 2-3 cups of tea or coffee. Many users specifically bought this for its small size—perfect if you're just making tea for yourself or sharing with one other person. It's intentionally compact, not a family-sized kettle.

Yes, and that's one of its standout features. At only 600 watts, it draws significantly less power than standard kettles (which often use 1000-1500W). Several RV owners and travelers specifically mention using it successfully with inverters. Just note that the lower wattage means it takes 3-7 minutes to boil, which is slower than high-powered kettles but still pretty quick.

The interior is stainless steel with no plastic contact with the water, which most users appreciate. However, a few people did report a slight metallic taste or rust-colored discoloration appearing after use. The initial plastic smell from the silicone seal usually goes away after a few boils. If you're sensitive to taste, running a few vinegar cycles when you first get it can help.

Pretty easy—the lid completely removes, so you can reach inside to wipe down the stainless steel interior. That said, some users noticed white mineral deposits or spots on the bottom over time, which is normal with hard water. Regular descaling with vinegar will keep it looking good.

Absolutely. It's lightweight, compact, and the base has a cord storage compartment (though the cord doesn't fully retract). Travelers love it for hotel rooms, dorm rooms, and camping setups. Just be aware it's 120V only, so you'll need a voltage converter if you're traveling internationally.

It has an auto shut-off feature that kicks in once the water boils, so you don't need to babysit it. There's also a clear indicator light that shows when it's on. One minor quirk: the switch is apparently easy to accidentally turn on while pouring, so just be mindful of that.